Rose Eyes 3,000 Hits As Reds Defeat Mets 5-1
Pete Rose, aiming for 3,000 hits, collected two hits including a double and drove in a run in Cincinnati’s 5-1 victory over the New York Mets. George Foster homered, Dan Driessen and Cesar Geronimo added two hits each, and Fred Norman earned the win with Manny Sarmiento in relief. Joe Morgan sat out with a wrist injury, while Jerry Koosman took the loss for the Mets despite five innings of work.
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OP trusty helps Shirk capture Mid-Am doubles
Indiana trapshooter Phillip Shirk won the Mid-American Championship doubles at the Sportsmen's Club with a Remington 1100, breaking 9 of 100. He also used a Winchester Model 12 for handicap and 16-yard events, but credits his old reliable gun for the doubles win. Shirk, 35, from Ladoga, is a longtime club shooter and gun shop operator, noting he often shoots better with the 16-yard distance and plans to compete through Sunday’s events.
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Cards name Ken Boyer as new Cardinals manager
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ken Boyer named manager of the St Louis Cardinals, replacing Vern Rapp after a rough start to the season. Players praise his leadership as he plans a team meeting, keeps all coaches, and aims to spark a pennant race with Lou Brock as leadoff if able.
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Ruling costs Miami fans at home game blackouts
Miami owner Joe Robbie Don Shula and Buccaneers owner Hugh Culverhouse told House committee that reviving a federal ban on local game blackouts would hurt Dolphins ticket sales. They noted TV viewership rose as tickets cooled, while Congress weighs renewing or tightening blackout rules with a 72 hour sellout deadline and 10 mile blackout radius. The hearing continues in Washington within a month.
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Phillies rally past Padres on Martin homer in 3-2 win
Jerry Martin delivered a three run homer in the sixth after Dave Johnson and Barry Foote singles, lifting Philadelphia to a 3-2 victory over San Diego. The night featured a protest by Houston after balks, and a Cubs win in 10 innings despite three errors on one play.
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Cosmos Sign Giuseppe Wilson In Midfield Defender Role
North American Soccer League Cosmos sign Giuseppe Wilson, a midfielder, defender, adding depth for upcoming competitions. World Team Tennis New York Apples acquire Julie Anthony from San Diego Friars for a future draft pick. Adelphi University Mary Kessier resigns as basketball coach amid program changes. In 1944 Bossuet Brownie and Wait A Bit finish in a three way dead heat in the Carter Handi Cap at Aqueduct.
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Playoff Hockey Semis Reach Tense Final Stages
New England leads the semifinal series 1 0 with a 2 1 win over Quebec in Friday action. Quebec visits New England for Sunday’s game as Toronto tops New York Islanders 5 2 in Thursday NHL quarterfinals to tighten the series at 3 3. Pronte games in New York Saturday.
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Lions sign Skladany to multi year deal
The Detroit Lions signed former Ohio State punter Tom Skladany to a multi year contract after obtaining his negotiating rights from the Cleveland Browns for a third round pick this year and a seventh next year. He sat out last season due to contract issues with Cleveland.
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